Power Outage in Tuscumbia, AL

Power lines were knocked down in Tuscumbia.

A power pole was knocked down at the Emergency Management Agency office.

A tree and power lines were knocked down onto a house near the intersection of 2nd Street and Indian Street. Report relayed via social media. Time estimated by radar and a report of power outages from Emergency Management.

Trees and power lines were knocked down in Tuscumbia.

A tornado initially touched down in downtown Tuscumbia, near the intersection of 6th Street and Main Street, where two roofs were peeled off nearby businesses. The brick facade of a small retail building was torn off across 5th Street, and it's roof was partially torn off and roofing material vaulted into nearby power lines. The path continued northeast to High Street between 3rd and 4th Streets, where a very old pecan tree was uprooted and fell onto an historic home causing injury to the resident. In this residential area, multiple trees were snapped and uprooted or had large limbs broken off. Several power poles were snapped. Many more old trees were snapped an uprooted across the road along Commons Street between Mulberry and Hickory Streets.||At this point, the tornado appeared to weaken somewhat as it crossed a large corn field between Commons Street and King Avenue. It snapped branches upon reaching King Avenue and toppled Bradford pear trees on the grounds of Shoals Hospital along Billy Bowling Drive. As the tornado moved across Grand, Pasadena, and Ford Avenues and Ford Street in Muscle Shoals, it did significant damage to multiple trees throughout the neighborhood. Very minor damage was noted to a couple of houses, but nearly all damage was to trees or power poles.||The tornado intensified as it crossed Ford Street and moved into a commercial district along Woodward Avenue near 2nd Street. There was widespread structural damage to businesses and a church in this area. Numerous awnings were damaged or destroyed, roofs were partly torn off of strip malls, a few windows were broken, and several large signs along the road were blown down. Roofing was peeled off of a used car dealership and gas station and vaulted across the street into a wooded area and another nearby gas station. Power poles were snapped, and two metal power poles were bent, damaging the traffic lights at the intersection. The tornado continued across 2nd Street onto the Tennessee Valley Authority Reservation, where it snapped multiple trees along Garage Road. The tornado lifted before reaching Reservation Road, and little to no damage was noted thereafter. Minor straight-line wind damage was observed farther northeast, near Grandview Drive near the Tennessee River, but this was not associated with the tornado.

A travel trailer was blown over and a few power lines were downed by thunderstorm winds near Riverton, Alabama and several power lines were downed by thunderstorm winds 5 miles west of Tuscumbia, Alabama.

A few power lines were downed by thunderstorm winds.

Several power lines were knocked down. Locations not specified.

Several trees were uprooted and power lines were downed by thunderstorm winds in the Locust Shores community. Along the 500 block of Locust Road, a large oak tree fell onto a mobile home, killing a female resident who was sleeping.

Numerous trees and powerlines were down between Tuscumbia, Muscle Shoals and Leighton. Several power poles were snapped and a few roofs of homes sustained minor shingle damage. Peak winds were estimated to be around 80 mph along and just ahead the bowing line of severe thunderstorms.

Power lines were knocked down on Cave Street in Tuscumbia. Time estimated by radar and other reports.

Roof damage to JJS restaurant and People's Drug Storm on Highway 72 in Cherokee. Multiple power outages in Barton, Crooked Oak, Locust Shores, New Bethel, and Tuscumbia.

A tree was blown onto a power line in Tuscumbia.

The public reported a large tree was blown down on power lines at S Jefferson Street and 7th Street.

A large tree was blown down on power lines at the intersection of 6th Street and Cave Street.

Several trees and power lines were blown down by thunderstorm winds on Highway 72 west of Highway 43.

Thunderstorm winds knocked down trees and power lines throughout Tuscumbia and vicinity including along west 3rd Street, Highland Place, Frankfort, Flatwood, Cove, Keller Quarry and Walker Camp Roads.

Power lines were blown down in Pride Landing.

Power lines and poles were blown down on Stonepiper Road.

Powerlines were blown down.

A downburst struck a small section of Tuscumbia. Several trees and power poles were blown down.

A few power lines were blown down by thunderstorm winds.

several trees and power lines down.